Colorado

Cover the kids' eyes, go settle grandma down, Colorado may be seeing the act of prostitution get the "OK."

It's great that Colorado is a part of such a big anniversary; better still is how the Globetrotters' 100th Anniversary Tour will be hitting three cities including Loveland.

It may be one of the best kept secrets in Loveland: How there's a French/European pastry chef in town, who loves the color purple and is deaf.

Once you get inside the venue, you flash back to the very first time you were there, or to your favorite shows of the past.

A small restaurant in Greeley gave it a good run for about a year, but found their niche wasn't ringing folks' tastebuds.

The mid-90s around Colorado were heydays for craft beer and fun. Part of that fun was Coopersmith's Poolside in Fort Collins. The city's first brewpub opened a companion bar, a pool hall, that would also serve their craft beer.

I remember how exciting those first few years were: Lots of people, lots of laughs, a few kids, maybe some cornhole going on, live music on the stage.

The thing that notable about the space that Hawaiian Donut Company arranged to keep, permanently, will remind many folks of a restaurant that used to be at that location.

While the small town of Windsor continues to grow, the many businesses look to the Northern Colorado town as a place to start a business, Other businesses see it as a place to expand their operations.

They way that they fly so gentle and look so majestic against the backdrop of Colorado's beauty.

It seems that we see more and more Colorado cities and towns making the decision to go with roundabouts as opposed to traffic lights

Windsor's Boardwalk Park dates back to the 1960s when it was known as Lakeside Park. It's a great 12-acre ADA-Accessible park that holds many events throughout the year, for young and old